A Complete Guide to Paying Your CenterPoint Energy Bill in Minnesota

Having reliable electric and natural gas service in your Minnesota home or business is essential However, keeping track of paying your monthly CenterPoint Energy utility bills can feel like a chore. If you’re a CenterPoint customer wondering what the easiest ways are to pay your bill on time, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the various payment options

We’ll explore online payments automatic payments, paying by phone paying by mail, and more. Whether you prefer digital or old-school paper methods, read on to learn how to manage your CenterPoint Energy account and seamlessly pay your utility bills each month.

Overview of Payment Options for CenterPoint Energy Bills

CenterPoint Energy offers Minnesota customers various convenient payment methods to pay gas and electric bills, including:

  • Pay online via CenterPoint Energy website

  • Pay via the CenterPoint Energy mobile app

  • Schedule automatic monthly payments

  • Pay over the phone

  • Mail in a check or money order

  • Pay in person at authorized payment locations

  • Pay at a self-service kiosk

Let’s look at how to use each of these different ways to pay your CenterPoint Energy gas and electric bill.

Pay Your CenterPoint Bill Online

The fastest and most convenient way to pay your CenterPoint Energy utility bill is online through their website. Just follow these simple steps:

  1. Go to www.centerpointenergy.com and click “My Account”

  2. Click on “Pay Bill” and log into your CenterPoint online account

  3. Select your CenterPoint account and enter your payment amount

  4. Enter your bank account or credit/debit card information

  5. Complete payment and get an instant emailed receipt

Paying online posts your payment immediately and lets you view billing history.

Download the CenterPoint Energy Mobile App

CenterPoint Energy’s mobile app makes it easy to pay your utility bill directly from your iPhone or Android phone. Just download the app, log in to your account, and follow the prompts to pay your bill via your desired method. The app also lets you track usage, report outages, and more.

Enroll in Automatic Payments

For hands-free bill payment, enroll in AutoPay through CenterPoint Energy to have your gas and electric bill amount automatically deducted from your bank account each month. Just complete the AutoPay form online or print and mail it in. AutoPay ensures your bill gets paid on time without the hassle.

Pay Your CenterPoint Bill by Phone

To pay your CenterPoint Energy bill over the phone, simply call 1-800-729-6040 and follow the pay by phone prompts. You will need to enter your 10-digit account number and expiration date. Phone payments can be made via credit card, debit card or e-check. This method works well for quick, one-off payments.

Mail In Your CenterPoint Energy Bill Payment

To pay your utility bill by physical check or money order through the mail, first fill out the payment coupon at the bottom of your CenterPoint paper bill. Mail your payment to the address listed at least 5 business days before the due date to ensure it’s received on time. Allow 2-3 extra days for mail forwarding.

Pay at Authorized Payment Locations

CenterPoint Energy allows in-person bill payment at over 130 authorized payment locations in Minnesota, including Hy-Vee stores, Cub stores, and more. Bring your paper bill or account number and pay via cash, check, or money order. Get a receipt as proof of payment.

Use Self-Service Payment Kiosks

For convenience, you can also pay your CenterPoint Energy gas and electric bills at a self-service payment kiosk located inside participating retailers. Just enter your account number at the kiosk and pay with cash, coins, cards, or mobile wallets. Kiosks provide instant payment receipts.

Centerpoint Energy Mn Bill Pay

Select a payment option

To pay online, you will need your CenterPoint Energy account number. Need help finding your account number? Select your payment option

You may pay using either a checking or savings account. Youll need both the account number and routing number. There is no fee to pay with a bank account.

Accepted cards:

Manage your options online by registering your free online account.

All you need is your CenterPoint Energy account number and a valid email address. Get started

How to read your natural gas bill for Minnesota customers

FAQ

Where can I pay my CenterPoint Energy bill in Evansville, Indiana?

Find a Payment Site
C K Newsome Center
100 East Walnut EVANSVILLE, IN 47713
Daily 11am-4pm
Simpsons Food Fair
1365 Covert Avenue EVANSVILLE, IN 47714
8-10 pm daily
Buehler’s Buy Low # 4635
4635 First Ave EVANSVILLE , IN 47710
8:00-8:00
Horneres Butcher Block 2
201 N Main Street FAIRMOUNT, IN 46928
Daily 8am-8pm

How do I pay my CenterPoint Energy Bill?

CenterPoint Energy does not receive any portion of these fees. Register or Sign In to My Account to enroll in automatic recurring payments each month, or complete the form on the back of your bill and mail it. Pay online with your checking/savings account, or credit/debit* card. *Service fees apply. Fees go to third party vendor.

Does CenterPoint Energy offer payment assistance?

CenterPoint Energy works with many local agencies that offerpayment assistanceprograms. We also have programs available to set up apayment plan, or request apayment extension. Sign into your secure online account to access your online payment options such as making an immediate payment, scheduling future payments and setting up automatic payments.

Who owns CenterPoint Energy?

CenterPoint Energy is owned and operated by Indiana Gas Company, Inc. d/b/a CenterPoint Energy Indiana North, Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company d/b/a CenterPoint Energy Indiana South, and Vectren Energy Delivery of Ohio, Inc. d/b/a CenterPoint Energy Ohio.

How do I get access to my CenterPoint Energy Online Services?

To access CenterPoint Energy Online Services, sign in or create your user profile and get access to billing and payment options, energy usage reports, communication preferences, and online service scheduling.

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